问题
I have a JFrame application working nicely. However now I'd like to run it on the web as an Applet. This is what I've done:
import MyPackage.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class MyName extends JApplet
{
public void init() {
setSize(600,450);
new MyName()
}
public MyName() {
JShellFrame frame = new JShellFrame(true, null, null);
frame.setVisible(true);
}
}
How can I make an html file to run this applet? Also, I have an external jar file that the applet will need. Does the applet not need a main method?
回答1:
Check out Getting Started With Applets. It covers relevant methods and life cycle. It mentions main
method as well:
Unlike Java applications, applets do not need to implement a main method.
Deployment section covers HTML file details. For dependency jars you can specify more than one jar in archive
attribute of applet
tag.
回答2:
However now I'd like to run it on the web..
Then drop this nonsense and launch the frame from a link using Java Web Start. I say 'nonsense' for two reasons.
- JWS has existed since Java 1.2, & has been discussed in these forums several times in the last few days in regard to applets. Seems you are not doing much research.
- Of the 'gargantuan' 2 lines of applet code code shown above, one of them is ill-advised and the other is either pointless or would risk creating a stack overflow error (could not be bothered trying it to find out which).
回答3:
here's some html that will work:
<applet archive = "appName.jar" width = 900 height = 506 code = "main.class"/>
You can change the width and height according to the size your app needs. Also make sure to put the url as a path to the jar.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10059885/converting-a-jframe-to-a-japplet